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We 3 (my two sisters and I!) have put together a short free download "5 Top Modelling Tips" as so many have been asking for some basic, but important tips!
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i know this isn't the best picture but I loved the way it captured the 4 parts of the wings on this female orange tip
Truck : Scania 124 L 420 with canvas semi-trailer
Company : Tipes Spa from I-23887 OLGIATE MOLGORA
Date : 05/09/2009
Location : motorway A 40 (France)
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After visiting Tywford Wood I went on to this reserve. Again I had hoped to see a Spring skipper but none were seen. 2 others were also looking for them without any success.
However other things were seen and adders were about if not in the open.
Lots of orange tips flying in both reserves but I can't recall another settling.
The trip workings between NCB Backworth Colliery and the Seghill Tip were being worked on 1st September 1971 by '29', an 0-6-0T built by Robert Stephenson and Hawthorn (works No.7607 of 1950). The loco is caught during the early evening stabled at Backworth shed.
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Owner driver Mick Bonello is seen leaving the fertilizer storage sheds in Melbourne's dock area with another load of "Super". Towards the end of Leyland Truck models' availability in Australia, which was managed by Jaguar Rover Australia (JRA) the G-cabbed models were quite popular. However as the competition improved in terms of cab comfort and engine power, coupled to the uncertainty of supply from the ailing BL truck and bus division in the UK, Leyland's one time considerable presence in Australia fizzled-out completely.
Peter N Hodgson Leyland Roadtrain Photo Copyright Darren Goodwin
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Getting Rare to see working now P.P O Connors Ltd Scania 143M 500
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Tip.
Sometimes props can be your lighting gear. Like in this case the beautiful #elinchromltd FS30 fresnel.
But it can be anything of course.
By using things you already own as props you not only save money but you also give the model something that makes posing easier and helps with story telling.
Props can be lighting gear, cameras, tools etc. be creative. But before you buy stuff (also a good idea) make sure you first look around you. You'll be suprised by what you already own.
Tipper is the name of her original horse, a brown one, I don´t have it so I used Liv´s Nutmeg instead. I found difficult to ID this doll there are only a few photos in internet of her.
A Volvo NL10 6-wheeled tipper seen adjacent to the River Truyere in the Aveyron region of Southern France.
London Transport battery locomotives L21/24 accelerate away from Harrow-on-the-Hill with empty wagons returning to Neasden from Croxley Tip in December 1977. Until 1971, such duties would have been performed by the ex-GWR pannier tanks.
Pentax SP1000/105mm
Ilford FP4